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Universal Language review: A thought-provoking salvo towards universal pluralism

For a dreamy ninety minutes, the mind can blur away the distances and experience the magical artifice of a space  set somewhere between Winnipeg and Tehran.

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Still from the film

Still from the film

Film: Universal Language
Cast: Matthew Rankin, Pirouz Nemati, Amir Amiri
Director: Matthew Rankin
Rating: 3.5/5
Runtime: 89 min

In Universal Language, an absurdist triptych of seemingly unconnected stories finds a mysterious point of intersection. Director Matthew Rankin and his co-screenwriters-producers Ila Firouzabadi and Pirouz Nemati construct a collaboratively imagined city. For a dreamy ninety minutes, the mind can blur away the distances and experience the magical artifice of a space  set somewhere between Winnipeg and Tehran.

A snowy day in Winnipeg, a school viewed from the outside. Through one of the windows we see a disruptive class shouting loud in Farsi. A man arrives carrying 2 suitcases and enters the classroom. He is obviously disappointed by their behavior. He addresses the class - Can’t they at least fool around in French?  

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